Solo Travel

You are sitting in a café in a city where no one knows your name. You have no schedule, no one to answer to. You can go left, or you can go right.

Solitude often gets a bad rap, confused with loneliness. But intentional solitude, like solo travel, is liberating. It forces you to rely on yourself, to trust your instincts, and to engage with the world on your own terms. It is the ultimate date with yourself.